Presupposes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRESUPPOSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRESUPPOSE, to suppose beforehand
• tacitly assume at the beginning of a line of argument or course of action that something is the case
• require as a precondition of possibility or coherence

Words related to PRESUPPOSES

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How to use PRESUPPOSES in a sentence

• Similarity of environment presupposes similarity of tastes.
• But so far as the argument presupposes theism it cannot be made to support or even confirm theism.
• Genius of the supreme order presupposes a nature of equal scope as the prime condition of its being.
• Republican government presupposes the existence of these qualities in a higher form, than any other.
• It presupposes merely the two forces of matter, attraction and repulsion, and its primitive chaotic condition, a world-mist with elements of different density.
• Thus every principle has two sides, like a penny, and one presupposes the other, which it covers.
• The first presupposes abundance, and leads to extravagance.
• This at once presupposes his claim upon any treasure that may be hidden upon it, and consequently that, as soon as he discovers our purpose, he will be our enemy.
• The allegory presupposes that sin inevitably brings its own penalty.
• In another place we showed that true faith presupposes penitence, and this again presupposes a sense and knowledge of sin.
• IX This advice, to be sure, presupposes of the teacher himself some capacity of reading aloud, and reading aloud is not taught in our schools.
• The evolution hypothesis presupposes, then, human thought and its principles.
• The proper interpretation of dreams presupposes a knowledge of the nature of symbolism in the life of man.
• Such insight, however, presupposes a measure and a direction of reflection which the earliest period did not possess.
• This name presupposes and proves the existence of the provided.
• Revelation presupposes the ideas of God, law, responsibility, sin and judgment.
• Writing a play, for instance, presupposes some acquaintance with a few plays already written.
• Of course this presupposes that we understand the facts in a most thorough and delicate way.
• An argument which aims to answer the question, Is it expedient? presupposes that there are at least two lines of action each of which is right.
• We could suppose that early Buddhism tacitly presupposes some such idea.
• Every knowledge presupposes a higher as its foundation, and this upward process has no end.
• This function is itself a part of the constitution and thus presupposes it.
• For there can be no doubt that ordinary friendship presupposes the conviction that all things are not vain and empty.
• In this case it presupposes the existence of commerce, and, of course, the means by which and the channels through which commerce is carried on.
• Every deeper investigation presupposes ordinary perception and uses some at least of its data.
• Any interruption of a movement presupposes a special effort of the will which absorbs energy, and after the interruption a new start must be made of which the same is true.
• The Bible presupposes a power in man to test and verify its statements and doctrines.
• The gracious invitation of our text presupposes a state of departure.

Similar words containing SUPPOSE without suffix s and without prefix pre

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